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Automatically building referenced Arduino libraries.Re-added “Simulator – Debug” target for debugging in simulation.Improving user experience of project wizard in several aspects.All compiled files now stored in build directory in project path.Fixed stop running button not terminating simulation process bug.Fixed a minor Microduino compiliation issue.Compile with -O2 instead of -Os when target MCU has 64KB or larger program memory.Updated several Arduino libraries (OBD, MPU6050, MultiLCD).Improved Arduino Builder integration with CodeBlocks (no need to close the window after uploading).Updated with Arduino 1.0.5 core and library files.

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Arduino API-level simulator (very early stage) integrated (as a build target).

uploading HEX to Arduino boards (Leonardo supported) by running the built target.

popular Arduino boards supported as build targets.

integrated pre-configured AVR compiler toolchain.

compiled core files cached for faster compiling speed (comparing to original Arduino IDE).

integrated Arduino core files and libraries.

dedicated project wizard for Arduino development.

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The distribution integrates latest Arduino core files, standard Arduino libraries, AVR toolchain, Arduino Builder, a serial terminal and most interesting, an API-level Arduino simulator (under development). With a dedicated project wizard, it’s easy create a ready-to-go Arduino project.

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It provides more demanding software developers with everything a modern IDE should have including code foldering, code completion, code navgiation, compiling as well as uploading for Arduino. One possibility might be to create your own user macro that calls the code block macro with whatever parameters you want - and create similar user macros for each of the languages you want to shortcut.Download | Screenshots | Changelog | ForumĬodeBlocks Arduino IDE is a customized distribution of the open-source Code::Blocks IDE enhanced for Arduino development.

They all start with one macro, and you need to edit the options to choose a non-defaulted language. Oh, interesting use-case! Most people call like you mentioned.Ĭhecking around marketplace again, there's no apps that add multiple macros for all the various languages you might want to use. In Cloud however, the code snippets have a prominent grey background and stand out from the page fairly well.

Currently code snippets aren't customizable (again, this is only Cloud) but a feature request for customizing them is fairly active . On the Confluence Cloud side of things, the code macro has been replaced by the code snippet in the new editing experience. Details are available in the code macro's documentation. If you're adding the macro using wiki markup, you can also pass options like the theme in as parameters.

Select a Default Theme and Default Language.

Go to > General Configuration > Configure Code Macro.

(It's the 'Confluence' theme if this hasn't been configured yet). You can even set a particular language as default for syntax highlighting, and change the default theme.

Here's a screenshot of the snippet above using the Midnight theme: All the themes except 'Eclipse' and 'Confluence' come with dark backgrounds. By selecting the macro, you can click the Edit button to modify the macro's options:Īside from selecting a language for syntax highlighting and enabling line numbers, you can choose one of several themes. The code block macro in Confluence Server / Data Center comes with several themes.